It’s a bad weekend to be “my” team
Arse.
At least Hearts are still top of the SPL. But since they drew last week to the mighty Falkirk, I’m not holding my breath.
➠ October 8, 2005
➠ October 7, 2005
Google Reader
Google’s long-rumoured RSS-reader launched. Tagging, keyboard navigation, and server-based? If they can up the responsiveness of the server, Bloglines may well be fucked.
the electric sheep screen-saver
My screensaver-of-choice — Collaboratively generate frames for gorgeously-trippy animations.
➠ October 5, 2005
A lot of people have the phone number (214) 748-3647
Which, coincidentally, is the largest number that can be held in a 32-bit integer. Remember, kids: Just because it’s a number, doesn’t mean you should store it in a number database field.
Music Science = Sexy
Purchased from Questionable Content, this is the official uniform of the [RhymesWithNose] "Applied Research" team.
➠ October 4, 2005
I try to make everyone’s day a little more surreal.
Just starting to work my way through the fabulous The Complete Calvin & Hobbes, and loving every second of it.
Filed under
: a boy and his tiger
: books
: calvin and hobbes
: cameraphone
: comicstrips
: moblog
: spaceman spiff
Ning "Playground"
At the risk of sounding a bit “Less space than a nomad. Lame”, can anyone explain to me what’s so exciting about a service that lets you build hosted not-quite-as-good-as-existing social apps?
O'Reilly Radar > HBO Attacking BitTorrent
I’ve spotted this too. I download a lot of TV, but Safe Peer only goes bezerk stopping nastiness when I’m downloading “Curb Your Enthusiasm”, another HBO show
FeedTree: collaborative RSS and Atom delivery
Dan’s research project into shunting RSS around the inertnet gets a sickeningly lovely homepage. If it doesn’t mangle my Atomness too much, I might start pushing my feeds out with this tonight.
➠ October 3, 2005
Spam Stock Tracker
“Tracking how much money people can lose with penny stocks from spam.” Next you’ll be telling me that V!A6RA doesn’t work!
➠ October 2, 2005
The Duct Tape Band Aid
It’s the Elmo sticking plaster for tough-guys. Genius bit of targetted marketing, right down to the “designed to fit easily in a toolbox” packaging.
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